Hormone Replacement Therapy may help to protect against Alzheimer’s - The Times 25th March 2008

Hormone replacement therapy may protect against memory loss and Alzheimer’s disease after the menopause, a study by British scientists has suggested. Women’s memories worsen significantly when they have a medical procedure that mimics the effect of the menopause, before recovering when hormone flow resumes, research at the Institute of Psychiatry in London has found.

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